The Te Deum is one of Berlioz’s greatest masterpieces…
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One can certainly understand why this piece is one of the most famous and revered of all Renaissance motets.
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Two and a half years ago, Voices and I performed Honegger’s brilliant dramatic oratorio King David…
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How interesting to compare the same text set by two great composers…
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Today we share two short movements from Poulenc’s fabulous Gloria…
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Today we return to the choral works of Jan Sweelinck…
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Irish by birth, and trained in Germany, Stanford was perhaps the most important…
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Two wonderful short motets from the late Renaissance in Italy…
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This amazing piece was composed for the coronation of Edward VII in 1902…
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I’ve always loved singing the gorgeous Domine Deus from Vivaldi’s Gloria…
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Astronautica: Voices of Women in Space, a Voices of Ascension commission of music, voice, and video…
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4 days until Voices of Inspiration!
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For today’s selection, we return to our Voices Outdoors series…
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On Tuesday we heard the Sanctus from Duruflé's Messe Cum Jubilo…
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At the end of the 16th and beginning of the 17th centuries many composers of choral music…
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This wonderful Russian Orthodox piece is one of our signature pieces…
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Composed in 1844 and first performed the next year in England, this work is much like a miniature cantata…
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Fauré was a very great composer, and even a simple piece such as this is truly beautiful…
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